Sarah Bardin Washington, DC Tribute, Reason for Passing; Family Reveals Loss of Beloved Daughter and Sister

 The Bardin family, along with the broader CESJDS community, is in sorrow over the passing of Sarah Bardin ’88, the cherished daughter of former CESJDS Board President Livia and David Bardin. Sarah recently departed this life, leaving a legacy filled with creativity, empathy, and a profound bond of family.

Sarah Bardin, Washington, DC Family Announces Death of Cherished Daughter and Sister

She is survived by her siblings—Matthew Bardin ’83 (Mo Ogrodnik), Joseph Bardin ’85, and Jacob Bardin (Donna)—as well as her beloved nieces and nephews, who were integral to her life: Benjamin Bardin ’08 (Rebecca Miller), Tamar Bardin ’11 (Jon Dutko), Rina Bardin ’14 (Noah Gorstein), Dove Bardin, and Zibia Bardin. Her absence is deeply felt across various generations of the Bardin family.

Funeral Arrangements

The funeral service for Sarah Bardin will be held on Wednesday, December 3 in New Jersey, where friends and family will come together to commemorate her life and lay her to rest.

Shiva Information

Shiva will take place in two different homes to accommodate those family members, friends, and community supporters who wish to express their condolences.

At the residence of Jacob and Donna Bardin

6905 Oakridge Ave., Chevy Chase, MD 20815

From 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM, with services at 7:30 PM, on:

Thursday, December 4

Saturday, December 6

Sunday, December 7

Monday, December 8

At the residence of David and Livia Bardin

5420 Connecticut Ave., Apt. 503, Washington, DC 20015

From 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM, on:

Thursday, December 4

Saturday, December 6

Sunday, December 7

Monday, December 8

A Life of Creativity and Artistic Passion

Born in Brooklyn, New York, Sarah Bardin was an artist who taught herself and whose artistry resonated with many. She predominantly utilized acrylics on canvas, with floral themes being her hallmark. She also had a gift for portrait painting and fulfilled numerous commissioned projects throughout the years.

Her work has received international recognition, including features in Présence Féminine Dans L’Art Haïtien (The Presence of Women in Haitian Art), which highlighted her distinctive artistic expression.

Sarah lived in Washington, DC, where she pursued her artistic endeavors while maintaining strong ties with her family and friends.

A Community in Mourning

As the Bardin family comes together to celebrate Sarah’s life, accomplishments, and the love she spread, the CESJDS community stands united with them in sorrow and remembrance.

May the family find solace alongside the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.